Gabe Brown's 6 principles of regenerative agriculture for the home gardener

I had the wonderful opportunity to interview Gabe Brown, a renowned and well-respected pioneer in the field of regenerative agriculture. Gabe is best known for his groundbreaking work in soil health and his commitment to sustainable farming practices that promote healthy ecosystems and thriving communities. Through years of experimentation and research, Gabe and team have devised a set of principles for regenerative agriculture that focus on improving soil health, promoting biodiversity, and reducing the use of synthetic chemicals. 

Regeneration of Our Lands: A Producer’s Perspective | Gabe Brown | TEDxGrandForks

The United States is in crisis. The health of our soil resource has declined to such a point that it is not only negatively affecting farm and ranch profitability, but it is also having a devastating impact on everything from our water quality to our communities and even to our health. North Dakota rancher Gabe Brown walks us through a common sense solution to this crisis. 

How Do Farmers In South America Grow Prickly Cactus| Agriculture Technology

Yes, this is the prickly pear cactus that you have heard from the beginning of the video so far. with agricultural technology They are also green like cacti, but the main difference is that the leaves are oval and have many spines, so they are called prickly pears. Especially, in the hot and dry climate of South America where agricultural technology is cultivated, prickly pear cactus is also an abundant source of agricultural nutrients and indispensable for the people here. Modern agricultural technology.

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